Sentence examples for become a widespread problem from inspiring English sources

With India's economy growing at roughly 8 percent a year, official corruption has become a widespread problem and a source of public disgust.

Bacterial etiolation, caused by Acidovorax avenae and Xanthomonas translucens, has become a widespread problem in turfgrass throughout the U.S. Various management tactics are used in managing this disease and differ among turfgrass managers.

This finding suggests that vancomycin resistance has the potential to become a widespread problem in MRSA strains already resistant to multiple antimicrobial agents.

Since the first description of B. melitensis in Malta in 1897 [ 1], small ruminant brucellosis (SRB) has become a widespread problem in most Mediterranean countries as well as in other parts of the world (Middle East, Central Asia, and Latin America) [ 2].

With the rapid development of the Internet, Internet addiction has become a widespread behavioral problem accompanied by many negative effects.

Scalping, he said, has become such a widespread problem that it has become crucial to protect ordinary buyers, he said.

In fact, in 2013 the ABA Journal, a publication for the legal professional, reported that link rot has become such a widespread problem in the legal profession that it's having an enormous impact on legal research.

Elephant poaching has become such a widespread problem in Tanzania that one official suggested an extreme approach to reduce the number of incidents: Shoot poachers on the spot.

"Skimming is becoming a widespread problem.

It has become a widespread, ironical meme — Melania, blink twice!

Internet addiction (IA) has become a widespread and problematic phenomenon.